Volunteers from multiple states are assisting in a new search for Charles Hosch, co-founder of a cybersecurity boutique and ...
Need a new hiking spot in Georgia? A recent study has released the best day hikes on the Appalachian Trail in every state, including Georgia. For those seeking a peaceful escape on the Appalachian ...
Charles Hosch, co-founder of a Dallas cybersecurity boutique and an adjunct professor in the SMU Dedman School of Law, was ...
ATLANTA (AP) — A river with a history of ferry boats and Civil War battles may one day provide a new route for hikers who finish the Appalachian Trail to continue south until they reach the ocean, a ...
The family of a Gainesville native who has been missing since Nov. 11 has launched a website to provide updates on the search ...
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Almost a week later, Dallas lawyer still missing near Appalachian Trail in north Georgia
A Dallas lawyer is still missing Sunday night; he was last seen on Tuesday hiking near the Appalachian Trail in the North Georgia mountains.
After nearly two weeks, the formal search operations to find a Texas attorney, who went missing in the north Georgia ...
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Search continues for Texas law professor on Georgia's Blood Mountain
New K-9 indications and expanded ground teams are giving search crews fresh direction in the effort to find missing hiker and SMU law professor Charles Hosch.
DECATUR, Ga. - After nearly five years working as an automotive engineer in Michigan and a milestone birthday on the horizon, Daniel Simms decided it was time to make a change. "I was kind of looking ...
Charles Hosch has not been seen since last Tuesday. Julia Hosch-Singh, his daughter, said Union County, Ga. authorities spoke with someone who had timestamped the 67-year-old on a trail in northern ...
LOWELL — On July 7, Liam Henderson’s mother, Marlies, waved goodbye to her son at the top of Mount Katahdin in Northeast Piscataquis, Maine. It would be almost four months to the day when Marlies ...
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